bz_711
WKR
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- May 7, 2012
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I agree with what many have said...worth taking.
We have never brought one...but this past season was the first time I said it would sure be nice (really don't see any 4-wheelers, but everyone seems to have a side-by-side in CO)
As mentioned, it's not for the trails, it's for the 4x4 roads. My poor suburban gets the hell beat out of it every year, and we had some flat out scary moments this year where I didn't know if we'd even be able to turn around on the mountainside once we ran into 12+" boulders I could no longer get over. Back in IL I've been asked many time if my suburban has been "keyed" as the pine and willow branches have ruined the sides of my vehicle (roads are very narrow and often require mirrors to be put in and a spotter outside of car). We always get to our destination...but it's so SLOW in full size vehicle where an ATV could motor along a little more quickly.
All that being said, I only own a 2x4 Gator so don't think I'll be trailering an ATV anytime soon...
Good luck whatever you decide.
We have never brought one...but this past season was the first time I said it would sure be nice (really don't see any 4-wheelers, but everyone seems to have a side-by-side in CO)
As mentioned, it's not for the trails, it's for the 4x4 roads. My poor suburban gets the hell beat out of it every year, and we had some flat out scary moments this year where I didn't know if we'd even be able to turn around on the mountainside once we ran into 12+" boulders I could no longer get over. Back in IL I've been asked many time if my suburban has been "keyed" as the pine and willow branches have ruined the sides of my vehicle (roads are very narrow and often require mirrors to be put in and a spotter outside of car). We always get to our destination...but it's so SLOW in full size vehicle where an ATV could motor along a little more quickly.
All that being said, I only own a 2x4 Gator so don't think I'll be trailering an ATV anytime soon...
Good luck whatever you decide.